TIE DYE 3 | Polymer Clay Statement Earring in Pool Blue

Make a statement and be ready for any occasion: dress up a t-shirt or wear these beauties to a special event. The tie-dye pattern paired with dreamy blue and creamy white looks like the bottom of a pool on a summer day. Topped with resin for that extra shine, you'll love these lightweight statement earrings!

The backings are brass. If you experience sensitive ears, this may not be the best material for you. I have happy to discuss other more hypoallergenic options for backings at no additional cost.

Handcrafted in Carrboro, North Carolina by Alexis.

Use code TRIANGLE to negate shipping if you live in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area. I am happy to deliver or coordinate pick-up for orders.

20% of all sales are donated to female or minority-led area non-profits. Currently, we are supporting Refugee Community Partnerships in Carrboro, NC.
https://refugeecommunitypartnership.org/

Please note all of my items are handmade therefore there may be minor imperfections, and irregularities in size, shape, and color - but hey, doesn't that describe us all? That's what makes them special!

Polymer Clay Jewelry Care
* Do not wear polymer clay while applying perfume, deodorant, or hairspray. Prolonged exposure to the alcohols in these products can degrade the plasticizers in the clay.
* Do not wear your jewelry when working with household cleaners or chemicals, as these can degrade clay plasticizers.
* Take care not to bend or drop polymer clay pieces.
* To clean polymer clay jewelry, wipe it off with a piece of soft fabric. Polymer clay is waterproof (it's plastic!) so gently cleaning with warm soapy water is best. To remove makeup marks on your polymer clay, dampen a cotton swab with rubbing alcohol and gently wipe the piece, and then rinse with warm soapy water.
* Avoid using solvents or commercial jewelry cleaning machines as they may damage the polymer clay.
* When not in use, store polymer clay jewelry in a box or a separate compartment. Sharp objects can scratch the clay surface.